Sorry, cats have FUR not hair, hence FUR BALL!
Did I say I was a cat? 😬
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Trichobezoars (Hairballs) in Cats By Catherine Barnette, DVM
Trichobezoar is the medical or scientific term that is used to describe a hairball. The word “trich” means hair, while a bezoar is any foreign material that obstructs the stomach or intestines. Therefore, a trichobezoar is a gastrointestinal obstruction caused by hair.
While hairballs are typically attributed to cats, they can also cause problems in dogs. Any dog or cat that grooms themselves, or eats the hair of others, is at risk of developing a trichobezoar.
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